Titan Attachments Medium-Duty 60" Clamp-on Pallet Forks, 46" x 4" Fork Length, Rated 4,000 LB, Easy to Install on Loader or Skid Steer Bucket

Thomas Park. The forks appear to be robustly strong. The welds are done properly and are sound. I like the design and execution. The short upright tubes, intended to take a 2 X 4 to limit load shifting toward the bucket are a nice touch and even are fitted with a rubber-like cap (removable) to exclude debris. Of course, debris might find access via the chain hook port, but the designer was thinking. The screw is robustly sized and has fine threads and a good handle to crank it down hard. I have a Ford 545D tractor loader and this should work just fine. Unknowns are possible twisting on the bucket when under load. I'll report later on any problems, but the initial assessment is highly favorable. The value to cost ratio is highly favorable - especially with Titan's free shipping on this heavy item. Based on the quality of these forks, I now intent to order their 2" receiver hitch bucket attachment. I know that that item is sometimes cited as twisting on the bucket under use, but I figure that I can weld on some "wing" pisces to counter twisting forces and obtain a usable gadget for moving my trailers. BTW, the yellow painted fork tips have a slope designed to pick up pallets, with the pointy edge on the bottom of the forks, just where they should be. Delivery via Fed Ex was faster than expected. Plus 5 stars to Titan on these forks so far.

These things ROCK! They were better and stronger as anticipated, and equally as heavy as hoped/anticipated, you can easily carry and install one at a time, but forget about carrying both without assistance. I didn't realize until I got them that they have an insert for 2×4 risers as well as chain connectors so if you want you can add a chain around your bucket for additional support (chain not included, but also not advertised so that's a bonus). I read some reviews about them slipping off and bending the bucket, I'm sure I'd have a problem with those if I were stupid, but I had no issues with my intended use. My use was not to carry heavy pallets but move lumber and large items around my ranch that might not otherwise fit in my bucket, which it worked fantastic for. I drove up to a stack of about 40-50+- 8' 2×4's laying on the ground, and with the help of the pointed tip I slid them right on, tilted the bucket back, and drove off, then lifted them over a fence & tilted the forks forward and dropped them with precision. Then I stabbed an old broken heavy treadmill, lifted it up and carried it to the trailer to be hauled off (so glad to finally get rid of that). Then I parked it and unhooked them in less than a minute! These might be one of my most used tractor attachments. And the price compared with other options was a huge bonus at only around $100 bucks! Oh and shipping was super fast, as advertised.

After a while they slip on the bucket. Not a huge problem and definitely not a deal breaker. But when I pick up something really heavy, like when I got a 55 gallon drum of agro vinegar (20% great weed killer in a horse pasture) and had to turn I found they slipped. The securing mechanism is usually fine, but turning it tight enough to make it stay when carrying heavy loads is not so easy. I am also old, so maybe that is why. But these are easy to pick up, easy to secure to the bucket, and easy to move around for different size loads. I am all in all pleased with this purchase.

Very heavy duty . Glad I bought the bigger size . A friend bought the lighter and was jealous of these bad boys ! I let him borrow them now and then for those bigger lifts he needs to preform. I’ve picked up 4,000 lbs on a pallet without any flex to them . Their very well made by Titan . They make a good product. I don’t know if I’d use this in a big commercial application, but small farm and business like us it’s fine . We have loaders and are mostly on dirt and use it maybe once or twice a month . So a real fork truck wouldn’t be fees able in our situation. Considering it only takes a minute to install

These work well I put them on my case 350 track loader and moved some skids weighing about 1000 pounds they're rated at 4000 pounds and I have no doubt they'd handle that much weight they're durable and easy to install and store they do spread apart and move around some but you can get a center brace bar they do stay on the bucket nice and they have chain slots to put a small chain around the bucket overall nice forks

Been using these for a few months now and am very happy with them. Sized them based on what my front end loader was rated for on my backhoe and while I don't think I've come close to their full capacity yet I'm confident I won't break the forks or bend my bucket. Mostly used them for moving logs and the occasional pallet so far and other than not being able to see when sliding under something (nature of the beast with bucket forks) they've worked very well. You do need to use a hammer to secure the clamps or the forks tend to pivot in the bucket fairly easily, in fact I may retrofit longer bracing tubes to help reduce this tendency further but they're manageable. They are also a thicker than normal high tensile steel forks but it hasn't been a problem yet, just be aware when cribbing under objects on concrete.

Well built, heavy duty, and easy to install and take off. Initially used they to move sections of large pines downed by winter storms. Moved three 30 plus inch diameter trunks and all the attendant brush. Needed to add a counter weight to my L46 series Kubota to handle the weigh of the trunks but the forks were able to handle weight without shifting or damage. Worked so well for handling storm damage, decided to use them for deadfall brush removal. After having a fork drop off from dumping, added chain and strap hold downs which hooked into the slots provided on the forks. Also made a wood fence that fits behind the forks in the bucket and is held down by the hold downs mentioned above. Have not babied these forks but them handle the almost daily use without showing any wear except a little paint scrapping. Also handle pallets really well!

I'll give 3 stars because if used on the right piece of equipment it may not be that bad. I bought these for my Kubota BX2380 and used them right away. I went to lift a landscape rake out of the back of my truck and darn near bent my bucket... That rake was around 300# and my tractor is rated to lift 600. The problem is the forks alone add at least 150# so by the time you add that weight and the bucket your lifting capacity is nil. The other factor in limited lift capacity is center of gravity is really tilted forward due to the length of the fork, just a waste. On top of that you can't see what you are trying to fork over the bucket wither. Price was great and delivery was fine (although my UPS man was less than impressed... :). So, in summary, would be fine on a farm with the right tractor and better bucket. If you plan on moving pallets around with a subcompact tractor, get a set of light duty forks instead...

These forks are exactly described, easy to install and very useful. We use them for moving hay and for moving obstacles for riding clinics. Much better than dragging the obstacles and messing up the riding surface.

Got all I was promised and came in two days. I put enough weight on to lift the loaded rear wheels of a 50 hp Kubota tractor and did no damage.